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STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT III. RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAINTAINING PUBLIC DECENCY AND ETHICAL BEHAVIOR (Trustworthiness, Caring, Respect) The nature of the school experience demands the highest standards of integrity on the part of all involved. Students have the responsibility to conduct themselves in a manner that demonstrates respect for themselves, each other, the school staff, and the school community. Positive values and attitudes are imperative for student success in the school community as well as in life. Students who choose not to behave in this manner face the following consequences: 1. GAMBLING: The playing of a game of chance for stakes. 2. CHEATING – PLAGIARISM: The unauthorized use of another person’s work or talents or providing one’s own work to another for an unauthorized purpose. Any grade or credit earned as a result of such action will be disallowed. 3. VULGARITY/PROFANITY: Language that is disgusting or repulsive to the senses. 4. SEXUAL ACTIVITY: Inappropriate behavior of a sexual nature, including indecent exposure, consensual sex, and or other sexual activity not identified as sexual assault or harassment. 5. OFFENSIVE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR: Activities that are an infraction of acceptable social actions, including sexual activity and sexual misconduct. 6. DISCRIMINATORY PRACTICES: Activities that are intended to be offensive to one’s race, religion, heritage, gender or disability, including sexual harassment. 7. SEXUAL HARASSMENT: Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and/or other inappropriate verbal, written, or physical conduct of a sexual nature, directed towards others. CONSEQUENCES BY SCHOOL LEVEL HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL ELEMENTARY Min Max Min Max Min Max days days days days days days *Parent conference at school is mandatory. ** Refer to definition of “possession”. 1. Prob. 10 Prob. 10 Prob. 10 2. Prob. Exp. Prob. Exp. Prob. Exp. 3. Prob. 10 Prob. 10 Prob. 10 4. Prob. 10 Prob. 10 Prob. 10 5. 3* Exp.* 1* 10* Prob.* 10* 6. 1* Exp.* 1* 10* Prob.* 10* 7. 1* Exp.* 1* Exp.* Prob.* Exp.* Parent and Student Handbook, 2012-2013 Frederick 69
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT IV. RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAINTAINING PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY (Citizenship, Responsibility, Caring) The school community considers the health and safety of our students extremely important. Violations in this area are not only a threat to the individual, but also to the school community. Therefore, in order to protect the individual student and the total school environment, health and safety violations are considered serious. The police shall be notified when a student is in possession of a firearm or a weapon or is distributing, using, or believed to be under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or inhalants as described in this section. Any student who is involved with dangerous drugs or alcohol must complete a substance assessment before returning to school. 1. DRUGS, NARCOTICS, CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES, INHALANTS: **Possession, use, being under the influence to any degree or being party to an actual or attempted transaction of any of the substances which are, or have the appearance of, drugs (prescription or non-prescription used outside of their legal medical purposes), narcotics, controlled dangerous substances, or drug paraphernalia are considered a drug. Call the appropriate legal authorities. 2. SNIFFING OR INHALING HARMFUL SUBSTANCES: The deliberate sniffing or inhaling of substances releasing toxic vapors which cause intoxication, excitement or dulling of the brain or nervous system. 3. ALCOHOL: **Possession, use, or being under the influence of any alcoholic product while on school grounds or at school-sponsored activities. 4. DISTRIBUTION: Dispensing or conspiring to dispense, with or without the exchange of money, controlled dangerous substances, drugs, narcotics, drug paraphernalia, inhalants, alcohol, or any substance having the appearance of such items. 5. TOBACCO: **Possession or use of any type of tobacco product on school property and at any school-related or school-sponsored activities on or off campus. CONSEQUENCES BY SCHOOL LEVEL HIGH SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL ELEMENTARY Min Max Min Max Min Max days days days days days days *Parent conference at school is mandatory. ** Refer to definition of “possession”. 1. 5* Exp.* 3* Exp.* Prob.* Exp.* 2. 5* Exp.* 3* Exp.* Prob.* Exp.* 3. 5* Exp.* 3* Exp.* Prob.* Exp.* 4. Ext. Exp.* 5* Exp.* 5* Exp.* Susp. 5. TOBACCO: The Maryland General Assembly passed legislation requiring the police to issue a citation to children under the age of 18 found in possession of or using tobacco products. Students will be suspended 1 day for 1 st offense, 3 days – 2 nd offense, 5 days – 3 rd offense. The police shall be notified upon the 4 th and subsequent offenses. A student violating these rules will also face consequences regarding his/her participation in athletics or extra-curricular activities. Parent and Student Handbook, 2012-2013 Frederick 70
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~GENERAL INFORMATION~ Dual Accredit
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